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The We the People will not be Chipped - No Verichip Inside Movement, is based on the irrefutable fact, that mankind has inalienable human rights that are absolute and can not be debased, nor perverted. Human life can not be degraded to a 16 digit RFID chip number embedded under you skin under any circumstance. By uniting on this common ground, we can send a strong message to the IBM funded Verichip that

We The People Will Not Be Chipped!




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When Verichip micro-chipped the Alzheimer patients I remained silent I was not an Alzheimer patient

When Verichip micro-chipped the Diabetic and AIDS patients I remained silent; I was not an AIDS patient nor a Diabetic

When Verichip micro-chipped the Military I did not speak out; I was not in the Military

When Verichip came for the activists I remained silent; I was not an Activist

When they came to microchip me , there was no one left to speak out

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Death to the Hive Mind


“Indeed, almost anything—any PERSON , any object, any process or any service, for any organization, large or small—can become digitally aware and networked”
IBM CEO Sam Palmisano to the Council of Foreign Relations


Facegroup Mankind Vs Verichip


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Avatar - Enter the World - The Esoteric and Hidden Agenda
Officials urge H1N1 vaccination for students - Stockpiles need to be sold!!
 Flu Pandemics

The Ranger - 
He reminded, “Flu is very unpredictable. Flu pandemics come in waves.” There was one in 1918 and another in 1957, which there were vaccines for, ...
Indian startup to help copy your brain on computers
IBM

Siliconindia.com - 
Thiruvananthapuram: Now, Swiss scientists and PIT Solution, a little-heard of IT startup in Technopark in Kerala will be working on the Blue Brain Project, ...
Tasmania to roll out electronic health record system
Electronic Health Records

Computerworld Australia - 
The Tasmanian Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is to deploy a shared electronic health record system. In DHHS documents the agency said it was ...
Apple states opposition to iPhone geo-location ads
Apple

BtoB Magazine - 
Apple Inc. has posted a warning on its developer Web site that it will reject iPhone apps intended mainly to provide location-based advertising.

The iPhone's GPS, Wi-Fi and other systems allow developers to create apps with features that determine the location of a handset. On a new posting on the iPhone Dev Center, Apple instructed developers to make sure "these features provide beneficial information."

"If your app uses location-based information primarily to enable mobile advertisers to deliver targeted ads based on a user's location, your app will be returned to you by the App Store Review Team for modification before it can be posted to the App Store," the company said.

Apple defined "beneficial information" as such things as providing local weather, nearby restaurants, ATMs and other such location-based information. 
IBM Debuts 100GHz Graphene Processor
IBM

ITProPortal - 
IBM carried out the work on behalf of the US Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, better known as DARPA, under the project to develop high-profile ...
Report: Iran cites CIA in radio arrests
CIA

CNN International - 
Iran's state-owned Press TV reported the seven included "two Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operatives." The group planned to "stoke unrest and violence ..
Rash of retirements push Social Security to brink
Economy , WB, IMF 
 Social Security's annual surplus nearly evaporated in 2009 for the first time in 25 years as the recession led hundreds of thousands of workers to retire or claim disability.

The impact of the recession is likely to hit the giant retirement system even harder this year and next. The Congressional Budget Office had projected it would operate in the red in 2010 and 2011, but a deeper economic slump could make those losses larger than anticipated.


Geithner Says U.S. Will ‘Never’ Lose AAA Debt Rating
Economy , WB, IMF
 

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said the U.S. is in no danger of losing its Aaa debt rating even though the Obama administration has predicted a $1.6 trillion budget deficit in 2010.

“Absolutely not,” Geithner said, when asked in an ABC News interview broadcast yesterday whether a downgrade is a concern. “That will never happen to this country.”

New Zealand's MiniMonos raises $550000 for kids virtual world
Virtual Worlds

VentureBeat - 
Virtual worlds aren't exactly fashionable these days. They went through a hype cycle when everyone predicted that we'd all be living virtual lives in online ...
X10 Fable 3 Announcement to Make Gamers “Super Pissed Off”
Gaming

Digitaltrends.com - 
In an interview with Game Reactor at Game Jam in Copenhagen last week, Molyneux talked about the past, present and future of gaming, and said he would be ...
fable3anger
Consumers 'unconvinced' by Apple iPad, study shows
Apple The new Apple iPad
Calls for future family to trial smart home, rent free
AugmentedReality/AmI/OSGI

Architecture and Design - 
Australia's first Smart Home will be fitted out over the coming months and is expected to welcome its first tenants in the middle of the year. ...
Zune HD Price Cuts Could Signify Smartphone With Zune Software
Science and Technology

The Zune HD 16GB and 32GB, Microsoft's competitors in the portable media player space, have been lowered in price, possibly in advance of new device versions hitting the market. Recent rumors about a "Zune Phone" or smartphone with Zune software being announced by Microsoft on Feb. 15 raises the possibility that the new device could indeed be a mobile device, although issues with Zune branding may also prevent this from occurring. The Zune HD price dip could also be a promotional effort.

Motorola DROID Android 2.1 update may add multitouch browsing support
Google

Mobile Burn - 
Please note that this story is based upon rumor and/or speculation.

While details are slim as to when Verizon Wireless will push out the Android 2.1 update to the Motorola DROID, the patch will include a few welcome new features, according to Engadget.

According to Engadget's sources, the update will add support for multitouch in the Web browser, news and weather homescreen widgets, and pre-installed Google Goggles. Some user interface touches will be left out, however. The active wallpapers and 3D icon list found on the Nexus One's build of Android 2.1 may not be included. [via Engadget]

Google pushes new multitouch onto Nexus One
Google

Register - 
The update - which Google began distributing to existing phones yesterday - also adds the company's visual search app, known as Google Goggles, ...
Google Creating Twitter Clone for Gmail
Google

As soon as this week, Google might be rolling out a "Twitter-killer" feature for Gmail users, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

Gmail users can currently broadcast status messages via the Google Talk feature. The main difference between the current offering and the new feature is that status messages aren't available in a timeline format. With the new "Twitter clone," they will be.

This is the current option for updating statuses in Gmail:

Google's new tools, however, will better integrate with Google's multimedia sites, YouTube and Picasa. (Currently, Google Talk users can share YouTube videos via chat, which prompts a miniaturized version of the video to pop up above the chat in progress.) Users will also be able to see "a stream of status updates from people they choose to connect with."

We're contacting Google for more information and will update this post as we learn more.

In the meantime, however, we're wondering how this feature will integrate with other status-sharing sites. Will Gmail/Google Talk's new feature act as Google's first steps into developing a social media client (like Tweetdeck) in its own right?

The new feature could start appearing on users' screen as soon as this week. If you had this tool, would you use it?

On Caprica, Everybody Has A Dysfunctional Family - Even Robots
Transhumanism,  H+

io9 -
On Friday's episode of Caprica, called "Reins of a Waterfall," we went deeper into the conspiracies that form the deep structure of the show. ...
Symmetry Electronics Partners With Wyless
M2MWyless, www.wyless.com, Uxbridge, U.K., and Symmetry Electronics, www.semiconductorstore.com, Hawthorne, Calif., have announced a strategic partnership. Wyless will add integrated wireless data services, fixed IP (Internet protocol) connectivity and realtime network management capabilities to a variety of the modules promoted on Symmetry’s Website.
Spray-on liquid glass is about to revolutionize almost everything
Science and TechnologySpray-on liquid glass is transparent, non-toxic, and can protect virtually any surface against almost any damage from hazards such as water, UV radiation, dirt, heat, and bacterial infections. The coating is also flexible and breathable, which makes it suitable for use on an enormous array of products.

Spray-on liquid glass

Record-breaking LHC collisions offer first glimpse of physics at new energy frontier
Hadron ColliderIn December, the Large Hadron Collider, the world?s largest particle accelerator, shattered the world record for highest energy particle collisions.
Record-breaking collisions
Juniper: mobile ticketing set to take off by 2014
RFID and Contactless Pay

Juniper Research has just published a report predicting “massive growth” for mobile ticketing by 2014, according to Mobile Marketing Watch. The report states that some 15 billion mobile tickets will be in use by 2014, compared to the current mark of 2 million.

As of now, the Far East and China regions are leading the way in mobile ticketing, but Juniper predicts that Western Europe will take the lead by 2014, due to advancements in device integration.


The report also predicts that in the next few years mobile ticketing will break out of the transportation industry and into entertainment, with cinema chains, sports teams and major concert venues offering the new technology.

Juniper cites NFC technology as the main catalyst for the predicted growth because it significantly reduces the steps between purchasing the ticket and receiving it. According to Juniper, once more devices in the west are integrated with NFC, we’ll see mobile ticketing go mainstream in a big way.

Hungary deploys first contactless payment cards
RFID and Contactless Pay

The OTP Bank of Hungary has announced the country’s first rollout of MasterCard PayPass contactless cards, according to realdeal.hu.

OTP, the largest bank in Hungary, plans to issue 15,000 PayPass cards this year, with 350 points of sale available by the end of October.


The cards will be good for contactless purchases of HUF 3,000 ($15) or less at fast food restaurants, cafes, movie theaters and bookstores in Budapest.

Adelaide announces plans for contactless transit system
RFID and Contactless Pay

Adelaide, Australia has announced plans to implement a smart card transit system by 2013, according to adelaidenow.com.au.

Transport Minister Patrick Conlon made the announcement today, putting the $30 million project in the hands of ATLAS, which has installed similar systems in Houston and Montreal.


With the new system, passengers can add money to smart cards as needed and wave them in front of an on-board terminal to pay for a ride.

According to Conlon, paper tickets and magnetic cards will still be accepted on public transport after the contactless overhaul.

Iran tests radar evading aircraft
War

IBNLive.com 
Tehran: Iran has conducted a successful test of its first domestically developed radar-evading aircraft, a senior military official said. ...
Iran unveils new plane, opens drones' production lines
War

Payvand 
Iran unveiled its first one-man twin-engine airplane dubbed Faez with the presence of Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmand Vahidi on Monday. ...

PREDICTIVE PROGRAMMING: Audi Green Police A3 TDI Ad (Super Bowl XLIV 2010)
Sex With Robots Good For Health
Transhumanism,  H+

FlashNews.com
Having sex with robots may be good for a human’s health.

According to Hank Hyena, author of h+ Magazine’s article, Sexbots Will Give Us Longevity Orgasm, sex with robots has perks.

“Sexbots” of the future – which could arrive as early as 2011 – will be programmed to pleasure humans to the max and be “entirely compliant” in bed.

Hyena thinks the machines will be so skillful, they’ll be able to give humans mind-bending orgasms.

This is a huge health benefit since research shows that people look younger and live longer if they have consistent orgasms.

Having a robot sex partner may also help humans get better at doing the deed themselves.

Hyena figures that shy, awkward folks can “practice” with sexbots and iron out all the kinks until they become great lovers.

Although sexbots will be ideal partners, Hyena doesn’t believe in marrying them. Boinking them should be enough.

EPIC Sues for Details of Google-NSA Arrangement
Google

eWeek - 
According to reports, Google is working with the NSA in the aftermath of cyber-attacks from within China against Google systems. Google's reported deal with ...
Pentagon to make 'immortal organisms'
DARPAThe Pentagon's advanced research division has allocated $6 million to create immortal synthetic organisms, which can die on command and keep a genetic record of what they have been doing, a report says. 

Based on the 2011 budget of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the project, known as 'BioDesign,' aims to create artificial life, presumably with military purposes, Wired News reported. 

The DNA of these genetically engineered organisms is altered to "produce the intended biological effect." These changes will ideally prevent cell death but induce the 'self-destruct option' in case of malfunction or falling into the wrong hands. 

While genetic serial numbers enable the cells to be tracked, the genetic locks created in these "tamper proof" cells prevent enemies from reprogramming the cells. 

"BioDesign eliminates the randomness of natural evolutionary advancement primarily by advanced genetic engineering and molecular biology technologies to produce the intended biological effect," the DARPA document stated. 

DARPA scientists believe their findings will help "robust understanding of the collective mechanisms that contribute to cell death" so as to "enable a new generation of regenerative cells that could ultimately be programmed to live indefinitely." 

The report said that the project received mixed reactions from experts who did not know what to make of it. 
Kratos' NeuralStar Chosen to Manage DOD Satellite Networks
GlobalInfoGrid

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq:KTOS), a leading provider of national security, information technology and public safety solutions, today announced a contract to provide NeuralStar® to the U.S. Army for network management of its IP-over-Satellite communications systems, helping ensure global U.S. forces on the move will remain connected and communicating.

NeuralStar is being used to monitor the operations and performance of the Wideband Global Satellite system (WGS), the high-speed satellite networks which link mobile U.S. warfighters and commanders through the Global Information Grid (GIG).   The WGS provides the Army with high-capacity bandwidth and long-haul reach for delivering converged IP-based voice, data, and intelligence to support maneuverability of its forces and constant battlefield situational awareness. 

Phil Carrai, President of Kratos IT Solutions Division explained, “Compared to ground-based networks, communications between terrestrial users and satellites present additional complexity and greater potential for disruption given varying wireless link conditions and use of non-standard network equipment. NeuralStar provides both the power and flexibility for service assurance under these difficult conditions.â€

NeuralStar monitors events that may impact network availability, performance, security, or quality of service, providing network operators with a single situational awareness dashboard from which they can mitigate problems. By collecting performance data from all network hardware, applications, and systems, operators can identify health and status issues, making adjustments to maintain SATCOM throughput, minimizing anomalies such as congestion and latency.

The wideband global satellite system is managed by the Defense Communications and Army Transmissions Systems (PM–DCATS), which oversees strategic satellite communications and wideband control systems.  NeuralStar is being deployed within the Joint Management Operations Subsystem (JMOS) as the network management platform.

This new contract award delivers new licenses and services for NeuralStar version 9.5, a high availability network solution that supports JMOS’ paired system architecture.

About NeuralStar®

In a world increasingly conscious of cybersecurity and IT performance demands, the need for better information sharing and situational awareness are placing new pressures on today’s network managers. NeuralStar provides enterprises with the ability to view and manage enterprise networks for all technologies, devices and protocols, ensuring continuity of network operations and high-level visibility in an integrated, real-time dashboard. 

NeuralStar resolves management challenges across data-voice-video, wireless-wireline, satellite-ground and other elements, offering a command and control view of distributed networks. It monitors all network-connected devices, such as hardware, applications and security systems, providing managers a window into all network resources, placing operators just clicks away from any network element or management tool to respond proactively to threats. Among other key customers, NeuralStar is used by DISA as the primary software component to manage the Defense Information Systems Network (DISN), the IT and telecom infrastructure for all U.S. defense operations. 

For more information on NeuralStar, please visit: http://www.neuralstar.net

Five-year ban on GM foods proposed in Bulgaria
Big Pharma , Heath & GM Food

Sofia Echo -
About 300 people protested in the centre of Sofia against proposed amendments to theGenetically Modified Foods Act (GMFA) on January 31 2010. ...
Five-year ban on GM foods proposed in Bulgaria
Pepsi With H1N1 Flavoring Now Available At Walgreens
 Flu Pandemics

First, there was Pepsi Vanilla. Then there was Pepsi Lime. Now, exclusively at Walgreens, you can get the latest special flavor of Pepsi: Pepsi H1N1. It is also available in frozen pizza, Buffalo wing, and ice cream form.

Fortunately, if you're not yet infected, Coke bottles offer the vaccine.

Yes, as if their outdoor billboards advertising "H1N1 NOW AVAILABLE" weren't confusing enough, they've now apparently printed up stickers and started slapping them on every surface in the store with no sense whatsoever of how this could be just a bit incongruous. Nah.

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Google CEO Eric Schmidt Tweets of Google Super Bowl Ad
Google

Google CEO Eric Schmidt tweeted that the search engine will air an ad during the third quarter of today's NFL Super Bowl, which can cost $3 million for just 30 seconds of air time. Google has to do something with that $25 billion of cash in the bank. Why not call attention to itself during the biggest advertising blitz of the year in the U.S
.?

Google CEO Eric Schmidt rarely tweets on Twitter -- he has posted 15 messages since Dec. 7, 2009 -- but one he posted Feb. 6 struck like a lightning bolt.

The search engine will apparently air an ad during the third quarter of today's NFL Super Bowl,which can cost $3 million for just 3 minutes 30 seconds of air time. See Schmidt's tweet:

Schmidt bowl 1.png

Google has to do something with that $25 billion of cash in the bank. Why not call attention to itself during the biggest advertising blitz of the year in the U.S.? For those who care, the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints will play in the contest.

People of course are speculating: Will it be an ad for the Google Nexus One? This would surprise, as, unlike the massive ad campaign for the Motorola Droid by Verizon Wireless, this smartphone has been relegated to word-of-mouth and sales only through the Google Webstore.

John Battelle thinks it could be an ad for search and this ad in particular:

 

But does the leading search engine in the world really need to tell people about itself? I think 70 percent of the world is well-acquainted with Google. Unless of course, Google wants to bash Bing, which could be fun:

For more Google/Super Bowl action, see the YouTube AdBlitz channel, where users can go to pick this year's best Super Bowl commercial. The winning ad will appear on YouTube's homepage.

You don't have to pick Google's ad. How can anyone compete with the lecherous allure of those GoDaddy.com girls, or the various and sundry commercials of people doing stupid stuff for the sake of beet? But Google wouldn't mind.

 

Senate bans forced microchip implants!!
Verichip and Biochip

The Senate voted Thursday to protect Georgians from evildoers, covert corporations and rogue doctors, seen and unseen, with the passage of a bill that would make it illegal to implant a microchip into someone without their permission.

The bill, ironically sponsored by Sen. Chip Pearson (R-Dawsonville) and Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers, would make it a misdemeanor to implant someone against their will with a microchip, sensor, transmitter or other tracking device. The Senate passed the bill 47-2.

“We are sending the message that Georgia is committed to upholding its citizens’ constitutional rights and protection of their person,” Pearson said. “Advances in technology are moving fast, and while most of these are for the good, we must be careful that it doesn’t come at the harm of citizens.”

But is this really a problem in Georgia?

Pearson said that he knows of no case in Georgia where someone has been involuntarily microchipped. He added that during his preliminary meetings on the bill, no one came to complain about it, and he has heard of no conspiracy plots or theories to put implants in massive amounts of Georgians. The notion that legions of people have been forcibly implanted by the government, aliens or nefarious corporations runs rampant throughout the Internet and in science fiction movies. Think Neo and his forced implantation by Agent Smith in "The Matrix."

“I have no firsthand knowledge of anything,” Pearson said. “I am simply trying to get ahead of this and protect the people. We don’t know what is going to happen.”

Pearson added that any information put inside a chip and then implanted into someone’s body can just as easily be stored somewhere above the skin.

“The benefits of a microchip that can be internally implanted are also available in many external forms,” Pearson said.

There have been a handful of corporations worldwide that have begun developing technology to inject people with implantable devices. In 2004, the VeriChip was approved by the FDA. Proponents say that implantable chips could help in identifying victims of major tragedies like Sept. 11 or the Haitian earthquake, or even wandering Alzheimer’s patients.

Pearson’s bill would clear the way for people who want implants. The bill does not prevent anyone from being able to voluntarily have a microchip implanted -- as long as the implantation is performed by a doctor and is regulated by the Georgia Composite Medical Board.

But opponents say that the devices can lead to unwanted surveillance and even cancer. There are some who say that it has religious implications and that the implantable devices are the "Mark of the beast."

If the bill, SB 235, gets past the state House, Georgia would join Wisconsin, North Dakota and California as states that have passed laws prohibiting the forced implantation of microchips in people.

Pearson said the bill has actually been floating around the Capitol for several years. In 2007, Rep. Ed Setzler (R-Acworth) introduced a bill in the House that didn’t go anywhere.

Pearson is hoping that his bill will be received favorably in the House.

But some critics of the bill wonder what the point is.

“This is a solution in search of a problem,” said Sen. Vincent Fort (D-Atlanta), one of only two senators to vote against it, along with Sen. Ronald Ramsey (D-Decatur). “We are spending our precious time -- with a billion-and-a-half-dollar deficit -- with something that is not a problem.”

Augmented Reality for Mobile Advertising
AugmentedReality/AmI/OSGI

Econsultancy (blog) - 
One such technology is augmented reality for mobile local search. Additionally, brand marketers can take advantage of virtual billboards that are dropped ...
AA Browser
New online payment system takes cash for virtual goods
Virtual Worlds 

New startup company Kwedit Inc. is making it easier for users of free online games like Farmville who don't have credit or debit cards to pay for the virtual goods sold in such games using cash or third-party payments.

The California-based company on Thursday launched a payment system called Kwedit Direct that allows users in the U.S. to pay for their digital purchases after the fact by mailing in cash, paying the bill at a 7-Eleven store or getting a friend or family member to pay on their behalf through a social payment network called Pass the Duck.

Human Recognition Systems in situ at Newcastle Airport
Biometrics/Naked Scanners

Info4Security - 
 

Biometric and identity management system consultancy Human Recognition Systems has won a contract at Newcastle International Airport to deliver MFlow, an automated exit lane system for managing passenger flow.

The scheme will monitor the exit routes from the international and domestic baggage collection areas, significantly enhancing service, security and efficiency at the airport which was used by more than five million people last year.

The new system will increase throughput and improve reliability while mitigating reliance on security officers.

Left wing extremism a worry: PM Manmohan
Biometrics/Naked Scanners

Oneindia - 
Biometric identity card in coastal areas will be completed by Sept 2010," he said. "The Centre and the states have to work together to fight this menace. ...
Ghanaians urged to acquire Biometric passport come April
Biometrics/Naked Scanners

Ghana News Agency -
5, GNA - Mr Kwasi Amankwaah, Eastern Regional Information Services Department official, has urge Ghanaians to acquire the new Biometric Passport when it ...

8,000 back fight against ‘naked’ scanners
Biometrics/Naked ScannersMore than 8,000 people have joined a campaign group opposing the use of full-body scanners at airports.

Protesters are using the social networking site Facebook - alongside letter writing campaigns, leaflets and petitions - in their bid to fight the introduction of the controversial technology.
M2M in the Tank
M2M

If you work in the service industry and your job primarily deals with monitoring and managing storage tanks for customers, then you probably already know what a tedious process it is to keep track of tank levels. Having to travel from one location to the next on a regular basis, to determine which tanks are still holding enough and which ones are in need of a refill, gets old after awhile.

NASA: Good night moon, hello new rocket technology
Nasa

(AP) -- President Barack Obama is redirecting America's space program, killing NASA's $100 billion plans to return astronauts to the moon and using much of that money for new rocket technology research.

 

The moon plan, which NASA had already spent $9.1 billion on, was based on old technology and revisiting old places astronauts had already been, officials said. The previous NASA chief, in selling the old moon plan, had even called it "Apollo on steroids." The rockets were based on space shuttle boosters.

"Simply put, we're putting the science back into the rocket science at NASA," White House science adviser John Holdren said at a budget briefing Monday.

The $4 billion that NASA spends yearly on human space exploration will now be used for what NASA and White House officials called dramatic changes in rocketry, including in-orbit fueling. They said eventually those new technologies would be used to send astronauts to a nearby asteroid, a brief foray back to the moon, or the Martian moons.

Scientist make a leap in quantum computing
Science and Technology

(PhysOrg.com) -- A major hurdle in the ambitious quest to design and construct a radically new kind of quantum computer has been finding a way to manipulate the single electrons that very likely will constitute the new machines' processing components or "qubits."

Princeton University's Jason Petta has discovered how to do just that -- demonstrating a method that alters the properties of a lone electron without disturbing the trillions of electrons in its immediate surroundings. The feat is essential to the development of future varieties of superfast computers with near-limitless capacities for data.

IBM Scientists Demonstrate World's Fastest Graphene Transistor
IBM(PhysOrg.com) -- In a just-published paper in the magazine Science, IBM researchers demonstrated a radio-frequency graphene transistor with the highest cut-off frequency achieved so far for any graphene device - 100 billion cycles/second (100 GigaHertz).

IBM Scientists Demonstrate World's Fastest Graphene Transistor
EPC, GSMA seek unified SEPA mobile payment solution
RFID and Contactless Pay

The European Payments Council (EPC) and GSMA, a trade group of wireless operators, have launched a consultation on SEPA and mobile contactless payments, according to finextra.com.

The two organizations are working to encourage cooperation among payment services providers and mobile network operators for the eventual creation of a Europe-wide mobile payment system that would allow some 500 million Europeans to make SEPA payments using their mobile handsets.


To promote industry cooperation, EPC and GSMA are inviting market participants to contribute to a newly published paper: “TSM Service Management Requirements and Specifications,” covering the different roles and processes involved in the provision and management of mobile payment systems.

The two organizations plan for the new services to be managed by a trusted service manager, which would provide a single point of contact for mobile service providers, as well as manage the distribution, configuration and activation of mobile services on NFC-enabled handsets.

According to Alex Sinclair, CTO, GSMA, this marks the first time that mobile operators and banks have worked together at the international level on a common vision for contactless payments.

Visa Europe to invest $273 million in contactless payment
RFID and Contactless Pay

Visa Europe has announced plans to spend more than $273 million on R&D for contactless payments via card and mobile device, according to nearfieldcommunicationsworld.com

The announcement was made by Marc O’Brien, Visa Europe’s head of UK and Ireland, during a visit to Dublin to market contactless cards and NFC payment to Irish banks.


According to O’Brien, Visa spent €800 million over the last five years on R&D, out of which €170 million went into chip and PIN.

“[Visa Europe] envisages spending a further €200 million on R&D into low-value contactless payments by card and mobile device,” O’Brien added.

Irish banks Ulster and Halifax have already begun issuing contactless Visa Debit cards, with more to follow as the investment comes to fruition.

Bruce Collins Interview
Site NewsGreg Nikolettos, founder of www.wethepeoplewillnotbechipped.com and maker of documentary film “One Mainframe To Rule Them All” is our guest. Greg talks about IBM’s role in Nazi Germany, data mining (then and now), RFID technology in products, the future of personal liberty, and human microchipping. This is a must listen!

http://www.brucecollinsshow.com/020610.mp3
Interview with Greg Nikolettos by Chris Geo and SocioStudent - Truth Frequency - RFID - The Mark
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Chris Geo and SocioStudent from Truth Frequency interviews Greg Nikolettos - Covers RFID, Biometrics, 2012 , Verichip , Global Grid, Iphone , Contactless Pay , Military Industrial Complex , Branding in history, debunks microchips in vaccines , Bodily Integrity Act , Brain Chips including the 'Soul Catcher' , Brain Uploads and H+.

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Study: Time spent on Web linked to depression
Social Networking

CNET - Chris Matyszczyk - ‎Feb 3, 2010‎
Perhaps it is a very vicious cycle: You feel down, so you go to the Web to see what is happening in the instant. There, you find news of disasters, ...
Kerala IT firm extends partnership in Blue Brain Project
IBM

Technopark-based PIT Software Solutions and Services Company Wednesday extended its partnership with the Swiss Federal Institute's (EPFL) Brain Mind Institute to provide comprehensive IT support to the famed Blue Brain project.

The Blue Brain Project is the first comprehensive attempt to reverse-engineer the mammalian brain, in order to understand brain function and dysfunction through detailed simulations.

 

According to Henry Markram, director of the Swiss Federal Institute's (EPFL) Brain Mind Institute, who heads the Blue Brain project, the mysteries of the mind can be solved soon.

 

'The project involves an attempt to build a computerized copy of a brain, starting with a rat's brain, and then progressing to a human brain, inside one of the world's most powerful computers. This, it is hoped, will bring into being a mind that will be able to think, reason, express will, lay down memories and perhaps even experience love, anger, sadness, pain and joy,' says Markram.

 

The project will be extended all support related to IT by PIT Solutions.

 

Rafeek K. Mohammed and Thomaskutty Sebastian, co-founders of PIT Solutions, said the new partnership would enable PIT Solutions to enter an exciting and niche area in software development business.

 

'As part of the new partnership, PIT Solutions will deploy its IT infrastructure and expertise in supporting the various research programmes that are being undertaken as part of the Blue Brain Project,' said Mohammed.

 

Into its 10th year of operations, PIT Solutions excel in building web portals, implementing content management systems, and complex workflow applications.

Police camera 'zoomed in on lady's rear'
CCTV

An internal police investigation has been launched after a security camera was allegedly used to "zoom in on the rear of a lady" in Darwin's CBD.

CCTV equipment at the Darwin police station has been disabled until software is installed to keep a record of the officer controlling the equipment at the time.

The equipment is supposed to be used to zoom in on troublemakers in the city, but the Northern Territory Police Commissioner, John McRoberts, said an officer had made a complaint about the use of the equipment on January 29.

"The vision that I've seen indicates that there is potentially some inappropriate zooming in to some patrons outside a liquor outlet in Darwin," Commissioner McRoberts told 105.7 ABC Darwin this morning.

"Of course we are now subject to an internal investigation.

"I wouldn't say that it could be described as perving on young women.

"I think that from what I see there's an argument that could be presented to suggest that one of the cameras zoomed in on the rear of a lady.

"And it may well be that as a result of the investigation that that was an inappropriate use of the camera."

He said CCTV vision across the city was still monitored at the police headquarters in the Darwin suburb of Berrimah.

"The capacity for officers in the Darwin station to be able to manipulate, to be able to zoom in, to be able to pan and tilt the cameras has been switched off until we are able to introduce the software that has not yet been installed which makes it a requirement that you use a swipe card access to be able to operate the cameras," he said.

Earlier, a police spokeswoman told the ABC that the shut down of the CCTV equipment in the Darwin police station would have made no difference to the firebombing of the TIO insurance building on Wednesday morning.

She also said Darwin's CCTV network does not include a security camera in the immediate vicinity of the TIO office.

Cops 'use CCTV to perv on schoolgirls'
CCTV

Herald Sun -
CCTV camera email
Teen blogging replaced by Facebook status updates
Social Networking

San Francisco Chronicle - 
"As the tools and technology embedded in social networking sites change, and use of the sites continues to grow, youth may be exchanging 'macro-blogging' ...
No naked scanners for Scotland?
Biometrics/Naked Scanners

micebtn - 
Scottish airport workers claim the country will face a higher risk of terrorist activity after it was announced there are no plans to immediately introduce full body scanners at the country's airports.

The UK's Heathrow and Manchester airports already have started using the scanners, causing outrage among civil liberty campaigners who say they are an invasion of privacy.

It was revealed earlier this week that air passengers who refuse to submit to a full body scan at Heathrow or Manchester airports will be denied boarding.

Blighty gets DARPA cash to put sat-phones in satellites
DARPA

Register - 
Thus, then, the Persistent Broadband Ground Connectivity for Spacecraft in Low Earth Orbit plan, announced by our old friends at DARPA last year and now to ...
Obama Proposes $708 Billion Fiscal Year 2011 Defence Budget
GlobalInfoGrid

defpro 
... Command (USCYBERCOM) – a new command to organize and standardize DoD cyber practices and operations in defense of the Global Information Grid (GIG). ...
DOD Requests $549 Billion From Congress
DoD

Talk Radio News Service - ‎Feb 3, 2010‎
Department of Defense (DOD) Secretary Robert Gates and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Adm. Michael Mullen pleaded with Congress to approve a $549 billion ...
Australians “uncomfortable” with GM food
Big Pharma , Heath & GM Food

Australian Food - 
Australians remain uneasy about eating genetically modified (GM) foods, according to research from Swinburne University. The University's fifth National ...

Global Military Spending ‘Recession-Proof’
War

According to a report by the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies, one group has been completely unaffected by the global economic meltdown, the military.

The economic crisis hasn’t had a dramatic impact on defense spending in the past 18 months,” one of the IISS economists, Mark Stoker, noted. In fact worldwide the report showed that military spending actually grew markedly over the past few years, from $1.3 trillion worldwide in 2006, to $1.55 trillion in 2008.

The trend shows no sign of reversing, with the United States, responsible for nearly half of that spending by itself, looking at record war budgets moving forwardaccording to the Obama Administration. The IISS report said only Russia was anticipating a reduction in spending among major nations.

The economic downturn has left governments across the world looking at ways to curb spending, but so far few nations are looking at the military as a place to make cuts. As political unrest grows and more nations bring out austerity programs, it seems likely that military spending will come under renewed scrutiny.

Google, Microsoft Meet in the Lobby on Capitol Hill
Google

Google spent $4 million on lobbying in 2009, up from $2.84 million in 2008 and almost three times the $1.52 million it spent in 2007. Microsoft's own lobbying spend plummeted from 2007 and 2008, where it was around $9 million, to $6.72 million. Microsoft must feel some cognitive dissonance here; while it's nice not to be the top target of governmental scrutiny, it's also a sign that it's not a threat to consumers, let alone competitors.

Japanese augmented reality mirror lets you try on makeup virtually
AugmentedReality/AmI/OSGI

DVICE - 
Japanese augmented reality mirror lets you try on makeup virtually

Now I'm no expert in the ways of makeup, but I can see how it could be an expensive and frustrating exercise to try something new only to discover it looks terrible once you've gotten home. If only there was a way to try it out before you buy!

Well, the Digital Cosmetic Mirror at the Takashimaya department store in Tokyo lets you do just that. It's got a camera on the front that scans your face. It then gives you personal recommendations and lets you put makeup on this virtual version of you. When you're satisfied, you can buy the real makeup and put it on your real face, confident in the fact that it'll look good. Finally!

In Sierra Leone, Ports Authority to Introduce Biometric System
Biometrics/Naked Scanners

Awareness Times 
 

The Sierra Leone Ports Authority (SLPA) is currently undergoing registration process of its staff for the commencement of the Biometrics System.

According to the Head of the Management Information Technology (MIT) Division, Mr. Brima Bainda, the Biometrics System is a computerized data-base collection of information. "The electronics system is to collate detail of staff and their functions at various departments at the SLPA" he said.

M2M Radio: An Innovative Edge for Consumer Devices
M2M 

On this week’s live broadcast of the M2M Radio Show, listeners heard about the newest entry into the tablet/ereader space, the iPad from Apple, www.apple.com, Cupertino, Calif. Peggy Smedley, host of the M2M Radio Show, discussed Apple’s decision to choose AT&T’s, www.att.com, Dallas, Texas, cellular network to provide connectivity for the iPad, adding yet another popular connected device to AT&T’s arsenal.


According to Smedley, AT&T has said on numerous occasions that it wants to get every emerging device connected on its network, bringing about speculation regarding the company’s plans for M2M. Smedley also cited rumors that iPad being contract-free was the result of a price war between AT&T and one of its competitors.

 

 


Listeners had the opportunity to hear about another innovative device in the ereader space when Asghar Mostafa, CEO, enTourage Systems Inc.,www.entourageedge.com, McLean, Va., joined the show to talk about the company’s eDGe device. The concept for the eDGe, dubbed a “dual book” by the company, was first developed when enTourage Systems saw a gap in the ereader space for products that combine reading and additional capabilities into one device.

M2M Radio: An Innovative Edge for Consumer Devices
M2M

On this week’s live broadcast of the M2M Radio Show, listeners heard about the newest entry into the tablet/ereader space, the iPad from Apple, www.apple.com, Cupertino, Calif. Peggy Smedley, host of the M2M Radio Show, discussed Apple’s decision to choose AT&T’s, www.att.com, Dallas, Texas, cellular network to provide connectivity for the iPad, adding yet another popular connected device to AT&T’s arsenal.


eAccess delivers Super Bowl smart cards
RFID and Contactless Pay

eAccess LLC, a subsidiary of Cubic Corp., announced that it has produced several thousand Super Bowl Commemorative EASY Cards for Miami-Dade Transit.

The NFL-sanctioned commemorative cards went on sale Feb. 1 and are being sold while supplies last from now until game day on Feb. 7.


The commemorative cards, which sport the official NFL and Super Bowl XLIV logos, are available for $5 at designated EASY Card sales outlets in the greater Miami area.

Passengers simply add value to the cards and tap them on a validator before boarding their bus or train.

Cubic Transportation Systems, another Cubic subsidiary, developed and delivered Miami-Dade Transit’s smart-card based fare collection system. The fare collection system entered service in October 2009, and is now operational across 22 Metrorail stations and in more than 800 buses

Carrefour goes with Hypercom for contactless EMV terminals
RFID and Contactless Pay

Hypercom Corp. announced that Carrefour, a global retailer, will deploy Hypercom’s Wynid server-based payment solution and more than 12,000 PIN Pads with EMV contactless readers at 210 of its French hypermarkets, as well as at all of Carrefour’s petrol stations in France.

The multi-million dollar agreement is believed to represent one of the world’s largest deployments of EMV contactless readers and represents an expansion to Hypercom’s existing business with Carrefour. The giant retailer already uses Hypercom’s Wynid secure payment solution at 15,000 cash registers in its Market, City and Contact stores.


The Carrefour Group is the largest retailer in Europe, and the second largest worldwide, with more than 15,000 stores under banner in 33 countries and more than 490,000 employees.

The Group combines different store formats – hypermarkets, supermarkets, hard discount, convenience stores and cash and carry outlets – adapting to its customers’ consumption patterns.

The Carrefour Group has selected Hypercom’s electronic payment solution for its hypermarkets in France. Country-wide deployment of the solution started in October 2009

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03/02/2010 22:18
Truth Frerquency Interview tomorrow. Tune in

25/01/2010 07:10
I just want freedom. But there is none now and there never will be. I will die before I get that fucking chip in me, and if it does, I'll remove it myself. By any means possible.

24/01/2010 07:45
Can people please share the new avatar review films. It will take our message to a more mainstream audience Grin

19/01/2010 08:34
New Video Released Today folks

19/01/2010 07:24
I contacted my government. I am trying to change things. Bodily Integrety Act.

18/01/2010 18:56
Corbett Interview this Week- Tune In

17/01/2010 14:49
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16/01/2010 13:24
No more time to wait...it's time for a serious change. We have to get educated and prepared and ready to fight for our freedoms. Angry

12/01/2010 12:37
I can't believe this s***. If i do know one thing let them try to put a chip in me i will fight till the death to keep my familys freedom and mine safe. I shall not bow down to anyone but our lord

11/01/2010 09:15
Exactly EyeCeyE !

11/01/2010 02:33
The question is not necessarily about the neutrality of technology. Who actually controls the machines, is the real question, and where my true fear lies...

09/01/2010 11:16
Great TruNews interview Greg, couldnt agree more with the drawing of a line in the sand (concrete) Nanotech in our bodies NO! NO! NO! Angry

05/01/2010 01:48
The year 2010 shall elucidate what people will choose......to become slaves of a totalitarian world government, or to STAND UP against chip totality and consequently be evacuated from this planet.

04/01/2010 08:16
Ok folks , back to normal news feeds from today. Hope 2010 is good for all of you

30/12/2009 12:58
I am looking to meet others from Canada ... drop me a line.

30/12/2009 04:24
Good God i am SO scared of the Verichip!!! Shock And this ,I'm sure, WILL reach us here in Euope @ some point!!!Oh f***!!!!! Sad